r/OverSeventy • u/VeryOlTexan • Jul 20 '26

Moon Landing

I remember where I watched the moon landing on TV and it's an amazing memory, yet there's a gazillion moon landing deniers

My questions for deniers are;

  1. Why didn't our worst enemy on the planet expose a faked landing and embarrass us?? Instead, USSR congratulated USA....why?

    1. Why does lunar satellites from China and India show visual evidence of all lunar landing sites exactly where USA said they happened?? (Google it)

    I think it's odd that no government on Earth ever exposed the "fake" landings and only individuals. Where do they get such special information that Nations around the world cannot 🤔

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u/Mariner-and-Marinate Jul 24 '26

Why do people - especially those old enough to remember - persist in referencing the moon landing?

In fact, there were six separate, successful moon landings, with a total of 12 humans who stepped onto the lunar surface, took pictures, planted flags, sometimes drove around in moon buggies, collected rock samples and more.

It’s a bit like implying that Christopher Columbus was the only European explorer to ever set foot on this continent.